Running back TreVeyon Henderson, one of the most anticipated prospects in Ohio State’s 2021 recruiting class, has shed his black stripe.
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Dayton Archbishop Alter 2022 linebacker C.J. Hicks just keeps moving up the recruiting rankings. After checking in at 117th in the 247Sports composite rankings on July 29, 2020, the Buckeye commit has almost exclusively seen his star rise in the last nine months, maneuvering first into the top 100 on Read More
BSB has confirmed that Ohio State fourth-year offensive tackle Max Wray has entered the transfer portal and will be playing out his college eligibility elsewhere, according to multiple reports.
The Franklin, TN., native came to Ohio State as a four-star prospect ranked as the No. 121 player in his class, Read More
Ohio State associate head coach and defensive line coach Larry Johnson spoke to the media over Zoom Friday to talk about what he has seen from his position group throughout spring practice, and which players have impressed him early on.
It’s a football episode with a little bit of news to start, before we jump into some practice takeaways and a chat about the freshmen and which ones we think will be the most impactful this season – plus our dark horse picks.
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Ohio State announced that the football team’s 2021 spring game, scheduled for April 17, will have an attendance of 19,180.
Recruiting Outlook is a weekly series on Buckeye Sports Bulletin designed to be your one-stop shop for all news related to the Ohio State football recruiting trail.
- Roswell (Ga.) Blessed Trinity Catholic four-star running back Justice Haynes received an offer from Stanford. Haynes (5-10, 185) is ranked as the No. Read More
Ohio State offensive line coach Greg Studrawa spoke to media on Wednesday about his group of blockers heading into the back-end of spring camp.
- He mentioned that in Harry Miller’s absence (Miller is rehabbing a labrum injury), Matthew Jones, Luke Wypler and Jakob James are taking reps at center and Read More
True freshman wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. became the first member of Ohio State’s 2021 recruiting class to lost his black stripe following practice on Tuesday morning.
Ohio State defensive end Jack Sawyer became one of the first freshman to lose his black stripe, shedding it on Tuesday along with wide receiver Marvin Harrison.
